Construction Crew Steals Millions in Luxury Heists

0:00Toronto police just naped three guys who dressed up as construction workers to hit over 30 high-end apartments in the greater Toronto area. They targeted luxury spots in Toronto and York region, swiping jewelry, precious metals, cash, family heirlooms, and other valuables, racking up more than $1 million in losses. These suspects rolled up during the day in high visibility safety vests, using a newer model silvergy compass to pull off the heists. It all came to a head after a six-month probe called Project Compass, which kicked off last September. The crew includes a 41-year-old and a 35-year-old from Bond, plus a 49-year-old from Toronto. Folks in these upscale buildings are shaken, knowing thieves got that close to their prized possessions without a trace. They're facing multiple counts of break and enter, plus disguise with intent charges, and showed up in Toronto bail court this Monday. Cops think there might be even more victims out there who haven't come forward yet. If that sounds like your story, hit a police at 416-808-1400, crime stoppers anonymously at 416-22,

1:06284-77, or online. Stay vigilant out there in the city. From your city, powered by AI. This is Canada News Today.